Amusements listing of New York venues and shows
A crowded scene of tickets and times across numerous theaters and venues. Listings include The Rose of the Rancho at Academy of Music, The Warrens of Virginia at Blaney’s, The Heart of Maryland, The Parisian Model, and many more. Opera, vaudeville, and ice skating events are noted with start times and venues such as Carnegie Hall Empire attention to varied entertainment across Broadway and Madison Square Garden.
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Academy OF Music
Rancho
Iirene Wycherley
the Warrens
Virginia
Blaney
Maryland
Broadway
Miss Hook
Holland Empire
Garrick
New York
Lipferty
Poliy
Lyceum
LYRIC
Rosmersheim
Madison Square
Madison Ware Garden
Majestic
Metropolitan Opera House
New Amsterdam
Terry Widow
New Circle
Lonesome Town
Savoy
T. Nicholas Rink
Stuyvesant
Wallace’s
de Music Hall
New York Daily Tribune Publisher Details Listed
New York Daily Tribune is owned and published by The Tribune Association, New York corporation, with offices at Tribune Building 154 Nassau Street New York. Ogden Mills serves as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
New York
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Congress and foreign affairs dominate the morning news
The report covers House and Senate debate on the Penal Code bill, Harvester Trust probe tensions, and foreign items including the American battleship fleet leaving Rio, President Penna’s visit, and a Chilean railway bill. Domestic notes mention Governor Hughes, the 24 million urgency bill, bank closings, and city happenings. Weather: fair and colder with highs near 50 and lows around 28.
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Congress
House
Kimball
Kentucky
Senate
Harvester Trust
Rio de Janeiro
Punta Arenas
Penna
Minneapolis
Prince von Biilow
Prussia
Yucatan
Firmin
St. Thomas
Republic
Gonatves
Campaign for Rat Extermination Gains Global Momentum
A public health push to eradicate rats gains traction after bubonic plague outbreaks on the Pacific coast and a recorded kill in Rio de Janeiro. Britain forms a National Society for the Extermination of Rats led by Sir James Crichton Browne as scientists join the effort to curb the rodent population seen as universally detestable and destructive.
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Pacific
Rio de Janeiro
Great Britain
James Crichton Browne
Exterminate Rats to End Global Pestilence
The article argues that eradicating rats would end pestilence, citing Zuschlag on rat origins of trichinosis and Britain hosting over forty million rats consuming up to $200000 daily in goods. It notes rats are highly prolific, with one pair producing eight hundred descendants yearly, and cites Rio de Janeiro slaughter figures as proof of possible large-scale elimination.
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Zuschlag
Great Britain
Rio de Janeiro
Governor Hughes Letter Sparks Republican Candidacy Debate
The Governors announcement of his candidacy clarifies his policy stance and calls for national issue openness. It rebukes factionalism, urges party harmony, and supports free republican choice while delaying firm positions until he reveals national views. The letter aims to boost Hughes in Chicago and raises nationwide comparison with Taft.
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Hughes
Chicago
Taft
The Lady and the Logicians Debating Co ed Issue
A Cornell University debate team faces Columbia objections to admitting a co ed member. The piece argues education aims to create well rounded citizens and questions whether debates should exclude women, contending co ed participation strengthens reasoning and public speaking against gendered biases.
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Cornell University
Columbia Logicians
Ithacans
Columbia
Cornell
Columbia Debating Union
Morningside
Debating Skill and Gender in Early Debate Rivalry
The article argues Columbians must improve in debate as a feminine rival challenges masculine logicians. It mocks apologies as weak arguments and contends co education fearfully tested in Morningside Heights shows masculine logic alone is insufficient. A debater afraid of a woman is portrayed as an academic creature.
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Morningside Heights
Tribute to Morris K. Jesup A life of civic service and philanthropy
A retrospective tribute honors Morris K. Jesup for half a century of public stewardship and charitable work. He helped found the YMCA, supported the American Museum of Natural History, chaired major New York organizations, backed Princeton and Williams, and advocated conservation and urban transit. His career spanned business integrity and lasting community impact, ending in a respected, unharmed vitality.
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Morris K. Jesup
Young Men's Christian Association
American Museum of Natural History
American Sunday School Union
Chamber of Commerce
State of New York
Sailor's Snug Harbor
Five Points House of Industry
Peary Arctic Club
Princeton University
Williams College
Adirondack
New York
Tariff Reform Wins Ashburton By Election In Devon
In Ashburton Division, Devon, Captain Morrison Bell won 5,191 votes to 4,632 for Charles Buxton, a Liberal, giving Bell a 559 vote majority as tariff reform dominated the campaign. The result marked a shift with Conservatives gaining 1,401 votes while Liberals fell 447, amid a record national trade backdrop.
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Ashburton
Devonshire
England
Devon
Gladstone
H. T. Eve
E. F. Morrison Bell
Eve
Morrison Bell
Charles R. Buxton
Buxton
Chamberlain
Bryan Intervenes in Kentucky Senate Race for Beckham
The Nebraska leader visited Frankfort to urge Kentucky Democrats to elect J. C. W. Beckham to the U S Senate amid factional strife. He warned intervention could cost votes at the Denver convention and later elections, defending Goebel's machine and Beckham's administration despite Kentucky’s governance backlash.
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Mr. Bryan
Frankfort
Kentucky
J. C. W. Beckham
United States
Bryan
Denver
Nebraska
William Goebel
Goebel
Beckham
Watterson
Union
Hager
Kentucky Senate Fight Divides Democrats Amid Beckham Controversy
The piece discusses internal Republican and Democratic tensions around Beckham’s Senate bid in Kentucky. It cites accusations of a rushed 1906 primary, disloyalty to Goebelism, and opposition from Louisville’s The Courier-Journal. The dynamic includes Beckham, Haly, Brown, Robinson, and Bryan amid party defections and public fealty to Goebel-era interests.
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Bryant
Beckham
James B. McCreary
Jefferson County
Louisville
Louisville Courier-Journal
Kentucky
Gaines Opposes Oratory and Denounces Political Postponements
The Honorable John Wesley Gaines argues the House should focus on legislation rather than debate. Fire Commissioner Lantry cites hose shortages and guarantee failures as the city hesitates to enforce wear warranties. The Brooklyn Eagle notes the anti Bryan stance and lauds the paper for leading with a decisive bolt in political commentary.
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Lantry
Treasure hunt on Colorado River sparkly tale of sunken schooner
General Chaffee General Sherman and party return from Colorado River voyage tracing the sunken schooner Anna and its 100000 dollar whiskey cargo. Report notes earlier wreck in 1859 near Hardy River and a century of attempts to locate the treasure. Also features brief items on militia reform, rat poison, and social jokes.
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General Chaffee
General Sherman
Colorado River
Yuma
Tiburon Islands
Gulf of California
Hardy River
Head of Navigation
Colorado
Cocopah Mountains
Anna
Frank Norris
National Board of Trade delegates meet with President in East Room
The Tribune reports in Washington that the President hosted National Board of Trade delegates this afternoon in the East Room. New Mexico Governor Curry urges statehood admission during the current congressional session.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
National Board of Trade
Curry
New Mexico
Solomon Luna
Republican National
Driscoll
Hayes
Marshall
French
Wilson
Charles P. Neill
Daniel Moore
Ralph Pulitzer
New York
Gifford Pinchot
George Gray
Delaware
Corporations
Herbert Knox Smith
Immigration
Frank P. Sargent
Diplomatic Corps Notes Ambassadors and Attaches
Washington dispatch reports the Austria-Hungary ambassador and Baroness Hengermilller traveling to New York for Miss Gladys Vanderbilt and Count Szechenyi's wedding. Russian naval attaché Counselor Kroupensky and Commander Neboisine head to New York for several days. French naval attaché Lieutenant Commander de Blanpré returns to Washington from New York.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Austria-Hungary
Hengermilller
New York
Gladys Vanderbilt
Count Szechenyi
Kroupensky
Neboisine
de Blanpré
Washington Society Teas and Naval Weddings Highlight Gilded Era
In Washington society, Mrs. Rixey hosted a large tea for Miss Carew with hundreds attending, while Mrs. Henry Granville Sharpe hosted for Miss Eleanor Pettit. The Vice President’s wife hosted an at home visit, and several dinners honored notable guests. A royal wedding at St Stephen's Episcopal Church united Miss Mary Lilian Hempstone and Lieutenant Frederick Lansing Oliver USN with naval attendants. The Grays and Olivers hosted gatherings, and Miss Marion Oliver organized a tea in honor of guests Dorothea Draper and Miss Morgan of New York.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Rixey
the Navy
Newberry
Mary Lilian Hempstone
Snowden Lee Hempstone
Frederick Lansing Oliver
Edith Cowles
W. C. Cowles
Navy
Percy Foote
Joseph R. Defrees
Clark Woodward
W. F. Neill
F. M. Eslick
Duncan McKim
Dorothea Draper
Miss Morgan
New York
Marion Oliver
Karl Muck to Leave Boston Symphony Orchestra
Boston January 22 news that Dr Karl Muck conductor of the Boston Symphony will depart after the current season due to duties in Berlin. C A Ellis, manager, states the orchestra cannot secure further leave and will sever ties with him at season end with no successor named.
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Boston
Karl Muck
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Berlin
C. A. Ellis
Symphony
Boson Symphony Orchestra
Charles Emory Smith Buried in Philadelphia
Charles Emory Smith former Postmaster General diplomat and editor of The Philadelphia Press was buried today in West Laurel Hill Cemetery after a private noon service at his home. Rev John Sparhawk Jones presided. Honorary pallbearers included George L von Meyer Knox John W Griggs William Potter Samuel R Thayer John Wanamaker and others.
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Philadelphia
Charles Emory Smith
John Sparhawk Jones
Calvary Presbyterian Church
West Laurel Hill
George L. von Meyer
Roosevelt
Senator Knox
John W. Griggs
United States
John Wanamaker
William Potter
Italy
Samuel R. Thayer
Charles A. Peabody
New York
F. W. Ayer
J. Wesley Miller
Masonic Lodge
Mr. Smith
Benjamin G. Wells
Samuel C. Wells
Press
French envoy presents Louvre engravings to NY YMCA
L Bonzom of the French Consulate in New York delivered eight more engravings from the Louvre to the YMCA on West 5th Street. The gift honors the association's effective work as its membership has doubled since moving to its current quarters three years ago. The gesture echoes France’s long recognition of YMCA efforts over nineteen years.
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L. Bonzom
New York
Louvre
Paris
Young Men’s Christian Association
No. 109
West 5Fth Street
Young Men's Christian Association
France
Biltmore Verdict Set Aside in Land Case
Asheville January 22 verdict against George W. Vanderbilt in suit against J Frank McCall for squatting on estate land cited as set aside by Federal Judge Boyd with a new trial ordered.
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The
Tribune
Asheville
N. C
George W. Vanderbilt
J. Frank McCall
Vanderbilt
Boyd
German Charity Ball At Waldorf Tonight The Bachelor Circle Hosts
The eighteenth annual German Charity Ball under the German Liederkranz Jung Arion and Beethoven Bachelors will be at the Waldorf Astoria tonight starting at 10 30. Proceeds from earlier balls totaling 16000 have supported German charitable institutions in New York. Christian G Hipfel and Mrs E C Schaefer will lead the grand march.
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Jung Arion
Beethoven
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Christian G. Hipfel
E. C. Schaefer
Rockefeller Family Arrives in Augusta for Winter
John D. Rockefeller and his family reached Augusta Georgia for the winter season. He plans to devote much of his time to golf while staying in the city through the season.
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Rockefeller
Georgia
Augusta
John D. Rockefeller
A Naval Wedding in Annapolis
Miss Ettel Cowie daughter of Pay Inspector Thomas J. Cowie U S N married Passed Assistant Surgeon Robert E Ledbetter U S N in Annapolis The maid of honor was Miss Grace L Howard daughter of Captain T B Howard U S N and the best man Lieutenant Commander John F Doddridge The ceremony was performed by Chaplain G K Bayard U S N
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Annapolis
Ettel Cowie
Thomas J. Cowie
Robert E. Ledbetter
Grace L. Howard
T. B. Howard
John F. Doddridge
G. K. Bayard
The Eagle Defends Democracy Against Bryanism
The Brooklyn Eagle declares it will oppose Bryanism at the Denver convention, arguing that true Democracy opposes Bryan or Bryanism in any form. It asserts that those who stand by Democracy as represented by the old guard are more Democratic than Bryanism and will resist it to the end with conscience and national support.
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The
Eagle
Denver
Bryan
Brooklyn Eagle
Mee
Social notes from Newport January update
Alfred G. Vanderbilt returned to Oakland Farm from New York this morning. Mrs. Hugh K. Norman is visiting Mapent Ma William P. Hunter. Mr. and Mrs. H Casimir De Rham are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lorillard Spencer. T Shaw Safe, who has been visiting in New York, has returned to Newport.
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the Tribune
R. L
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Oakland Farm
New York
Hugh K. Norman
Mapent
William P. Hunter
H Casimir de Rham
Taft at N J Yale Alumni Dinner in Essex County
The twenty fifth Yale Alumni Association dinner in Essex County will be at East Orange Woman's Club Building New Jersey tomorrow night. Assemblyman Austen Colgate will toastmaster with speakers including Taft Fort Phelps and Heald. University Glee Club quartet to sing with new football songs and Fence tunes.
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Yale Alumni Association
Essex County
Woman's Club
East Orange
N. J
Austen Colgate
Taft
Governor Fort
William L. Phelps
John Heald
University Glee Club
William A. Barstow
Laurence Tweedy
Albert H. Atha
Ellis Adams
Republican slate urged for Taft Hughes Roosevelt in 1908
A letter from East Orange New Jersey dated January 21 1908 presents a political slate. It advocates elect Secretary Taft for president in November elect Governor Hughes for governor and later Roosevelt and Hughes as United States Senators with Hughes also as Tafts successor. The writer signs off pledging a slate honorable to the country.
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the Tribune
Taft
Hughes
Roosevelt
United States
New York
East Orange
N. J
In Defence of Mrs. Stokes
A defender lauds Mrs Stokes and her patriotism defending the red flag as a symbol of universal brotherhood and Christian unity. The writer cites scripture and argues against race prejudice, praising wage slave protest and Christ’s universal fatherhood. Cohoes N Y January 20 1908.
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the Tribune
Christ
God
Stokes
Mra Stokes
Cat returns from Liverpool to New York home
A reader recounts sending an unwanted cat to Liverpool with a passenger on an ocean liner. After about three weeks the cat was found calmly awaiting at the writer’s kitchen fire, seemingly content to stay. The letter notes a prior Jersey City to Coxsackie cat tale and is dated January 21, 190%.
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the Tribune
Jersey City
Coxsackie
Liverpool
New York
Addresses by French Ambassador Promised in New York and Michigan
Ambassador Jusserand of France will give three addresses soon two in New York and one in Grand Rapids Michigan. He will respond to the toast France as the Mother of Automobiles at the Automobile Club in New York on January 3. Three days later he will speak at the medal presentation to Mayor McClellan for urban beautification. On February 12 he will address on Abraham Lincoln in Grand Rapids.
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Jusserand
France
New York City
Grand Rapids
Mich
Automobile Club
George B McClellan
Abraham Lincoln
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